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Lumon Macrodata Refinement Terminal - Raspberry Pi - based on Severance
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Lumon MDR Terminal with a Raspberry Pi. Full project is on my site: https://erik.build/kb/Making/Lumon+MDR+Terminal
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Full project description and build log is on my site: https://erik.build/kb/Making/Lumon+MDR+Terminal
Printed in Overture PLA (White, Black, Matte Navy Blue). I printed the shell in 0.15mm layer height on it's back, with a brim and support touching the build plate only. I tend to use 3-4 perimeters and 15% adaptive cubic infill on my prints. The front and back panels I printed with a brim to keep adhesion high.
- Print all parts (see full build on my website).
- Attach the U Bracket to the base plate (secure with superglue).
- Insert magnets into shell and access panel (observe polarity so they don't repel each other!).
- Attach the Raspberry Pi 4 to the Raspberry Pi 7" Touchscreen.
- Insert the touchscreen assembly into the faceplate. Optionally secure with a little low-temp hot melt in the corners to keep it in place.
- Route the USB-C power supply cable through the access panel hole, attach to the right angle adapter, and then attach to the Raspberry Pi.
- Insert the faceplate assembly into the front of the shell.
- Attach the rear access panel to the shell (snaps together with the magnets).
- Attach the shell assembly to the stand, securing with the black knobs.
The work is mysterious and important.